A CHRISTMAS Market in Europe is the best way to get in the festive spirit – but can empty your bank account too. Thankfully, ...

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If your idea of winter bliss involves sipping gluhwein, browsing endless stalls of holiday gifts and getting lost in a sea of glittering fairy lights, plan to celebrate this season at one of Europe's ...

The Christmas Markets in Europe are like no other, there’s something about the European atmosphere that just hooks you and ...

As the summer draws to a close, minds turn to planning ahead to the winter, whether that's early Christmas shopping or ...

In Europe, “Christmas” (or the local word for it) refers not to the day but the whole season, which stretches well over a month — not to extend the shopping season, but to fit in the many holy days ...

The Christmas holidays, for all their promise of joy and togetherness, can often become a wellspring of stress. The annual dread of overcrowded malls, the frantic search for last-minute Christmas ...

Picture twinkling lights reflected on the Danube River as you sail into port, steps away from the merriment of a festive Christmas market. European Christmas markets have been a tradition since the ...

Spending Christmas in Europe is a little different from anywhere else. City squares sparkle with lights, the scent of mulled ...

From apline peaks dusted in snow to chalets in city center Christmas markets, there's just something special about the way Europe celebrates the Christmas season. There's no better place to take a ...

Orthodox Christians in Europe and the wider world packed churches on Saturday night for Christmas Eve services. Traditions vary, but typically the main worship service for Orthodox Christians takes ...